Today I changed the rear brake pads at 21000 km and 1 year old this Thursday.
Mmmmm...pretty! Wondering how much one of those would set me back...Jap_STi_3 said:Yamaha Super Tenere XT1200Z Ohlins YA 013 Rear Shock Absorber Review
http://trinityzxr750l1.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/yamaha-super-tenere-xt1200z-ohlins-ya.html
About $1500 USD http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ohlins-Mono-Shock-S46HR1C1S-to-fit-Yamaha-XT1200-Z-Super-Tenere-DP011-2010-11-/251150982913?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item3a79c3df01] [url]http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ohlins-Mono-Shock-S46HR1C1S-to-fit-Yamaha-XT1200-Z-Super-Tenere-DP011-2010-11-/251150982913?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item3a79c3df01[/url]creggur said:Mmmmm...pretty! Wondering how much one of those would set me back...
Cheers Eric just thought I'd put something up as i'm over the moon with the difference the Ohlins as made. Been quoted £200 for a set of Ohlins springs fitted and set up so will look at getting that done when I get back in a couple of weeks time. ::008:: ::021::EricV said:About $1500 USD [url]http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ohlins-Mono-Shock-S46HR1C1S-to-fit-Yamaha-XT1200-Z-Super-Tenere-DP011-2010-11-/251150982913?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item3a79c3df01]http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ohlins-Mono-Shock-S46HR1C1S-to-fit-Yamaha-XT1200-Z-Super-Tenere-DP011-2010-11-/251150982913?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item3a79c3df01] [url]http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ohlins-Mono-Shock-S46HR1C1S-to-fit-Yamaha-XT1200-Z-Super-Tenere-DP011-2010-11-/251150982913?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item3a79c3df01[/url]
Ouch!
Penski is probably a little cheaper, depending on the source.
Nice write up Jap, ya had me hooked from the first paragraph. ::008::
I paid $4.59 at Costco today.Don in Lodi said:Filled up the tank today @ $4.71 a gallon. Odometer was exactly 17000 miles. ::008::
Those look great. I just wish I was riding behind you to pick them up....(hint)Mellow said:Added some ADV Monster 60 LED lights.
These things are sweeeeet.
Not sure how well my mounting solution will work with the vibes on the bars but they 'feel' very solid so I think it will work.
Whereabouts in Tennessee are you basing out of? The wife and I are heading out tomorrow morning for the Helen, Ga. area for a few days. She's driving, I'm riding, and we plan on day-tripping around the N.Ga./N.Carolina/S.E. Tenn area on the bike.1reddawg said:Loaded up The Blue Mule into the truck to go to Ga. for my nephew's wedding ,Than The wife is heading back to Florida & I'm Heading to Tenn.for a week or 2
This will be my base while in Tenn.
I would put metal bracket between mounting bolts for hand guard and mounting bolt for the light.Mellow said:They're on there pretty tight... I didn't have any nylon nuts so I'll use those before doing any long distance stuff.
I agree. I don't think the plastic hand guards are a very stable platform for lights as is.MikeBear said:I would put metal bracket between mounting bolts for hand guard and mounting bolt for the light.
Whats better than fresh rubber? Well besides thatWilliam42 said: